Almost everyone in the world is breathing polluted air, the World Health Organization says. (NPR)
But the WHO also has some good news: measles has been eliminated in all of the Americas. (NBC News)
CMS said it's turning to Twitch, a social video platform, to encourage more young people to enroll in the Affordable Care Act's insurance exchanges.
The latest in cyber-viewing: a medical exam livestreamed via Google Glass. (Washington Post)
If your hubby or wife is happy, you may be healthier, research suggests. (The New York Times)
A baby boy born in April using a "three-parent embryo" technique is doing well 5 months later. (STAT)
If "everybody must get stoned," as Bob Dylan advised, how will the police determine when you're too stoned to drive? (Kaiser Health News)
One insurer thinks fitness-tracking smartwatches are good for health: Aetna will subsidize Apple Watch purchases for "some customers and employees," according to Bloomberg.
Clinical trials are beginning on a possible Zika vaccine. (JAMA)
House calls are being revived, and with good reason, Tina Rosenberg writes in The New York Times.
What should "healthy" mean on a food label? The FDA wants to know what you think.
The revolving door from the FDA to the pharmaceutical industry is alive and well, a study has found. (STAT)
Adams Farm Slaughterhouse is recalling veal, beef, and bison products for suspected E. coli contamination after seven people in four states were sickened. (CBS News)
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